Large demonstrations across Spain are putting Pedro Sanchez under pressure over his government’s response to the Ceuta migration crisis, in which tens of thousands of people entered the Spanish territory. DW correspondent Jan-Philipp Scholz reports on the latest developments, while migration expert Gemma Pinyol-Jimenez examines the competing narratives behind the mass crossing and what they mean for Europe.
Chapter Breakdown
00:00 Rescuers save dozens of migrants from boat off Spain
00:44 Protesters demand migration crisis probe
01:03 Nationwide anti-government protests in Spain
02:04 After Ceuta mass migration, some 5,000 people still remain
02:41 PM Sanchez rejects claims that Morocco was responsible for mass migration
03:12 Investigation into deaths in the wake of mass migration ongoing
03:48 Current situation in Ceuta: shelters overwhelmed, growing frustration among residents
04:45 Status of the investigation into the migrant incident
06:17 Demonstrations were strongly supported by conservatives and far-right, but there’s dissatisfaction across the political spectrum
07:17 Sanchez’ careful approach in dealing with Morocco
08:29 Interview Gemma Pinyol-Jiménez
09:07 Sanchez’ response to the Ceuta crisis
09:55 Did disinformation cause last month’s mass crossing?
11:22 Role of Moroccan authorities and security officers in the mass migration
14:29 Is Sanchez trying to avoid trouble with Morocco’s leaders?
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